Simply put it's gonna be the amount of money you pay your employees & or the quality of companies you outsource these tasks too.High level talent can take a lot off your plate but high level talent expects to be paid as such. 

I need to focus on this one task of estimating the rehab however, so it works out.

Real estate investing takes hard work, actual action to complete tasks, constant studying/learning, and many hours/days/weeks/months/years to be successful.

I personally feel that hiring an HD installer to do one task, such as installing carpet, can be a good idea. 

Primary tasks are to inventory the projects & transactions to the Balance Sheet, track which expenses go to which property so I can keep track of budget, and upon sale, convert all transactions off my Balance Sheet and to the Income Statement so the tax accountant & client can see the profit made. 

@Phillip Chumley it is common for investors to take the building through entitlement meaning you get approval from the planning department for the size and look of your building then sell the entitled property off to a developer who takes on the task of getting the building permit and building it.

They should be able to help you and you would not need to go get support for the plan they provided on an internet forum.The LLC is not the IRA. 

You need valid proof not just a form they down loaded off the internet.

I don't think BP likes us giving out contact information, but you can find him on the Internet.

There are still affordable houses down there with lots of charm and we have our eye on a property very close to it, but have only read what I could find on the internet about it.